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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
8
Sugar Tree near Odell hosted sixty relatives and friends for a 30th wedding anniversary on Friday June 28. The couple was praised for a life of matrimony and a fine rocker was given as a gift. The event featured a bountiful dinner and a social, celebratory mood.
Mrs Anna Linn of Cambridge visits the Finley Linn family this week. Mr and Mrs R A Gibson hosted a Young Folks party at their home for Bruce Dickie of Kimbolton who was their guest the past week. Mrs Emma Wallace and Minnie with daughter in law Mrs Fred Wallace of Zanesville visit J R Gunn and Grandmother Gunn. Citizens attended the Boxwell commencement at Kimbolton last Friday night and enjoyed the show despite the storm.
Mrs. Wm Spencer of 105 Granger St Syracuse N Y says Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills cured her nervous trouble. She suffered insomnia ringing in the ears vertigo and headaches then regained sleep and energy after using the pills. Sold 50 cents a box by Brenan & Wilson Cambridge and dealers of Dr A W Chase medicine Co Buffalo N Y.
Middlebourne residents report Ed Moore buying a rubber tire buggy. Fred Bendure visits his mother and sister as he works in Portsmouth. A tombstone dedication honors Lola Ankrom in Clark cemetery. Clare and Joe Bryant visit grandparents J. W. and Mrs. Bryant in Cambridge. Local observation notes a 1 to 0 game win for Norman against Washington in Cambridge P. B. C. Mrs Bendure visits relatives near Washington Londonderry. C. E. Moore, Muskingum graduate, vacationing at home. Mrs. Ella McLain buys a piano and S. H. Taylor a organ. J. Boyles promotes a new line of shoes. Grace Lake visits Ora Hayes. Mrs. Ella George buys a talking parrot. The community is represented in the Washington Normal.
Pleasant Valley reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stiles to Jefferson township. A tin shower honors Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Moore at their Cambridge home. An ice cream social at the district schoolhouse on Friday July 5 supports temperance. Wheat harvest approaches in the area. Harry Richard of Jefferson townsip stayed with grandfather D. F. Richard. Mrs. Matilda Dillehay travels to Byesville then Newcomerstown to visit relatives and daughter Mrs. Medcer.
Residents and visitors are noted in Salesville area news. Mrs Charles Dillon of Ostran der Ohio visits relatives, Elijah Rhine returns home from Dr Keenan hospital, Henry Carter sells a horse, Thomas Carper and family visit Frances Foraker, Love City youth attend a medicine show, and Gibson hosts a well attended children's exercise Sunday evening.
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe monthly regulator for women's ailments. It offers 50 cents at druggists or by mail with a free sample and lists The Mother Gray Co. in LeRoy New York.
Mrs. E. C. DeHart and her young daughter from Coshocton visit Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Yeo on North 6th street while Mr. DeHart spent Sunday in the city.
Advertising note offers Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure tired aching and sweating feet with a free sample. Also promoted is a sanitary core-pad invention from Allen Omstead of Le Roy New York.
A local option vote in Fairview showed 8 wet to 39 dry. Rev Morris Sunday distributed The Stainless Flag temperance tract. Presiding Elder Se crestZ spoke at the Fletcher Quarterly meeting. A communion service occurred at Pisgah church. Isaac Eagon of Noble county bought a wool lot north of Fairview. Misses Jessie and Echel Hamilton visited their aunt Mrs Adda Collins in Quaker City.
Testimonials praise Burdock Blood Bitters Dean's Ointment Dean's Regulats and Dr Thomas' Electric Oil for beauty piles bilious attacks and minor injuries. Readable name mentions Freitoy Moosup Conn and various brands claim cures and quick relief.
Washington Dr. N M Dewees plans move to Cambridge. Local residents report a quiet Fourth expected in Washinon. James Stewart and family of New ark stay with Washington friends. Various visitors from Cambridge Ashtabula and Toronto are noted. A heavy rain wind and hail touched the area. The Cambridge Normal school and Washington Normal club played a 1 0 game, Washington winning.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor near Odell hosted their 30th wedding anniversary on Friday June 28 with about fifty friends and relatives attending A noon dinner was served and Gadds String Band provided music The couple received many useful and beautiful gifts and guests wished them many happy returns of their anniversary.
Practically all Cambridge business houses will be closed for the entire day July 4. No city amusements are planned except at the Driving Park where various amusements will be held. Residents will take the day for rest and visiting after hard work.
The dates for the fourth annual Entertainment at Quaker City have been set. Committees are formed and active to ensure the event is the largest yet. J. M. Gallagher serves as president with Robert Boyd as secretary.
George Flanigan of Grafton West Virginia visits his parents on West Wheeling Avenue. Mrs. C M Hyatt with daughter and son and Miss Ethel Sanderson of Isabell Illinois depart for Buckeye Lake. T M McFarland returns from Adrian Michigan with son James to spend a few days at home.
Montreal resident Mrs. Jean Baptiste Renaud recounts twenty five years of doctor efforts for a severe leg eczema. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills along with Resolvent her condition improved in two months and she has remained cured for over seven years. The testimonial notes doctors’ disbelief and her belief in continued use for family and patrons.
Instant relief and refreshing sleep for skin-tortured babies and rest for tired mothers via warm baths with Cuticura Soap and gentle anointing with Cuticura Ointment. This aged remedy is promoted as the great skin cure and emollient, with prices listed and a free Cuticura Book of Skin Diseases offered.
Cambridge resident Mrs George Sepens testifies she used Doan's Kidney Pills since 1897 and has not suffered kidney trouble in eight years. She praises the remedy and urges others to try it. For sale by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for United States Remember the name Doan's take no other.
A late 19th century drug catalog lists Dr Humphreys Specifics with multilingual directions and per item prices. The ad promotes small vials for fevers colds dyspepsia and other ailments, with a note of a price list and a free medical book by Humphreys Homeo in New York.
Guernsey County announces monthly teachers examinations on the first Saturday, with Boxwell sessions in April and May, Cambridge Ohio hosting all meetings. Examinations start at 8 30 A M and set minimum averages and experience requirements for 1 to 5 year certificates. Pres G E Bell V Pres W O Moore Clerk H L Cash.
Creditors of The Commercial Bake Company Cambridge Ohio are notified a five percent dividend is ordered payable from funds held by receivers Rh V Orme and David Okey in the case Henry Moss vs The Commercial Bank Company Guernsey County Common Pleas Court. Dividends are payable on demand at the Orme Me Mahon Thompson Co Cambridge before October 1 1907.
The undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of Sarah Warden, deceased, late of Guernsey county Ohio, on July 1 1907. All debtors must pay promptly and claimants must present claims to the administrator for allowance. Campbell Warden Administrator W. W. Stewart Atty July 4-3w
Mrs. Ben Hilderbrand and children visit relatives in Martins Ferry on North 6th street. Mrs. Thomas E. Williams and family guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harris and Mr. Shaw on East Beatty avenue. Mrs. C. B. Rainey and Miss Malloy visit Barberton and Cleveland. Stanley Moorehead will take Malloy’s collection duties during her absence.
Pursuant to a probate order John R. Hartup as executor will auction three promissory notes of Isaac Eagon and R.C. on July 13 1907 at 1 p m at the Cambridge courthouse front door. Notes dated Oct 10 1898 for 80 dollars July 21 1899 for 200 dollars and May 17 1900 for 250 dollars with sundry credits. Terms cash day of sale. Rosemond Bell attorneys. June 20 31
The Center township Guernsey county Board of Education will receive sealed bids until 12 o clock noon Saturday for a 20 by 32 foot addition to the Klondike mines school house. Bids must meet Ohio School Law Sec 3988. Plans available in the clerk s office. The board may reject any or all bids. By order Clerk W M Larrick Cambridge O R D No 8 July 4 4w
J B Anderson the popular insurance man of Zanesville was in the city Monday afternoon greeting his many friends.
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